Immigration Quotas Restrict Aliens Under 1920s Law Changes
The document outlines immigration restrictions that cap yearly arrivals to the United States and favor certain relatives and citizens, while excluding groups deemed unfit or dangerous. It lists classes of aliens barred from admission, including those with mental illness, criminal records, and health or moral concerns, with detailed exceptions for immediate family and certain professionals.
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Mail Movement Demands Stir Railway Officials Debate
Long unclear text mentions railway officials, Hoover era figures, and calls to move mails. References to denounced leadership, Congress and a presidential context suggest a historical parliamentary style dispute over mail handling and rail operations. Parties and precise actions remain obscured by garbled OCR.
Break in trans continental tie up as fuel flames flare
In Ogden Utah Aug 2 the first break in the long standstill of trans continental lines occurred as big fuel flames erupted, with workers at Weht and union leaders signaling a return to work after authorities faced a dispute over equipment and yard operations. A strikebreaker, John Pivosky, was shot and killed by Angelo Milo amid crowd unrest, according to police reports.
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JRISIS NEARS hs Chicago strike threat in seventh week
The Chicago rail crisis nears an end as officials predict a resolution soon. The nationwide strike, now in its seventh week, prompted armed guards and rail workers to push back against unsafe conditions. In St Louis three gunmen attacked a night yardmaster, likely fatally wounding him, while two suspects admit striking but deny involvement. In Alabama, train crews refuse to operate unsafe locomotives amid warnings of dangerous equipment and lack of repairs.
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Western rail strike paralyses Pacific Coast transit
Rail workers strike freezes service from California to Washington as trains stall across the West. Thousands stranded in heat with limited supplies, Barstow to Needles and beyond report halted routes. Officials warn immediate action may spread to Oregon and Nevada as crews recruit for desert rescues.
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Mayfield race fuels party split and Ku Klux clash
Thomas Cullen, defeated candidate for United States senator, endorses Mayfield against Mugfield over prohibition and party unity. Oscar Touchstone says he will back Forgugan, not Thomas, while criticizing kissing ye band. In Cotton region, rapid sales and dry heat affect outlook for fall opening. onions bring about 21 cents per pound.
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Hertzberg Speech Attacks Klansman Tactics in Campaign
San Antonio speaker Hertzberg denounces the Ku Klux Klan and argues against a permissive Volstead Act stance. He claims the race is about government power and states rights, urging voters to judge his private and public records and to demand clear positions on key issues. He pressures Cunningham to declare his views and ties the campaign to reform of Prohibition policy.
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Texarkana Open Port Status Still Unannounced
Governor Nett stated there will be no announcement until Monday regarding Texarkana being placed under open port provisions. A telegram from Ranger Captain Lem Langsman discussed the Texarkana strike situation, but the report’s recommendations were not disclosed.
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He Killed to Get Ring for Gil Frank BE. DaPre
Nineteen year old Frank Be DaPre killed to obtain a diamond ring from a jewelry store. He shot private detective I Walker who captured him, then fled into a hotel lobby where he shot Graham Wont, city comptroller, in Atlanta. He attempted to escape to the tram and left a note to Betty Audrowh of Atlanta.
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Boy Dies of Injuries in Houston Accident
Spencer K. Parker, 10, son of Mr and Mrs George Parker of the north side, died in Houston at 5:00 after injuries from a truck collision. He fell to the pavement when the vehicle swerved, rose, skated home, and seemed well for a few hours before succumbing.
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Soldier Bonus Bill In For Quick Action In Senate
Washington August 1 1968 The soldier bonus bill will be taken up by the Senate on August 1 with proponents arguing for speedy passage Opponents plan to fight its passage at every step Many senators will leave Washington next Saturday for political business or vacation and supporters aim to keep enough in the chamber to insure a quorum to avoid delay
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Democrats May Split Oklahoma Convention Discord Looms
Conflicting signals from Oklahoma Democrats hint at a possible split when the state convention meets August 14, as factions debate the Farmer Labor Reconstruction League and efforts to present a united front for the November election. State officials warn of tensions while attempts to smooth rifts intensify amid party leadership discussions.
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